VINMUSA Karisimbi

Land on the lower slopes of Mount Karisimbi: the purchased parcels, the extension phase, and the vineyard already planted on the purchased land.

The site

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Extension phase: –
Plantation: –
Vines (est.): –
Row length: –
Elevation: –

Selected parcel

Click a parcel on the map or in the list below.

Colors

Vines Between rows Grass Trees Parcel lines Highlight Sky

Your colors are kept in this browser. Anyone you share the page with starts from the Karisimbi preset, based on the drone flight over the site.

Varieties

2027 planting on

Layout

Variety	ha	Vines	Share

Sauvignon Blanc went in during 2026. Pick where the 2027 varieties go to see each block, its area and vine count. “Even split” and “Chenin focus” lay the varieties in bands up the slope, from Grüner Veltliner on the highest ground down to Chenin Blanc. They are starting points to compare, not agronomic advice. Choose “Custom”, then a variety, then click parcels to set your own layout.

Planting plan

Row spacing2.5 m

Vine spacing in the row1.2 m

Row direction

Vines shown as

Rows across the slope follow the contour of each parcel, which slows runoff; counts leave a 0.8 m headland inside every boundary.

Sun and shade

Time of day09:30

At 1.6° south the sun passes almost overhead at noon. The land falls gently to the south-east, away from Karisimbi, so it is lit from early morning and the higher ground to the north-west brings the first shade in the late afternoon.

All parcels

Parcel	Status	Area m²	Vines

Purchased-land and extension-phase outlines from your two KMZ exports (UPIs for the extension parcels); the current plantation and the access road traced from the VINMUSA Karisimbi land acquisition plan (2 Nov 2026). Terrain from AWS Terrain Tiles, which are SRTM-based at about 30 m, so small banks are not shown. Other roads, footpaths and houses © OpenStreetMap contributors. Field colours, eucalyptus woodlots and tin roofs follow the drone flight over the site; woodlots, shrubs and crop strips are placed to illustrate the setting and do not show individual real plants. Close-up vines use a hand-modeled grapevine; eucalyptus, shrubs, grasses and bare soil use the supplied models and scanned textures. Vertical scale is true to life.